Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-12-07


length, in The American Magazine for De-
eemoer, Of the gzyeties of New Orleans in
former days, when . pleasure-loving race
enjoyed themselves more freely, il not rno.e
fully, than their descendants.
''Supt. R. B. Johnson lecture. Nouday
evening. Subject, ''Self Improvement
Prof johnson is a good t.lker, an earnest
worker in the Public Schools OF PennsyI-
vsnia and will entertain and instruct any
audience that assemblies TO hear him"
There, farmer within four miles of
Lincoln, his, who appears to be particular
ly fitted to become professional Juror Up
TO the day OF their execution be had never
heard of the Chicago Ararc hists ''-Ex-
change. He does not read the papers.
De Pey-ter Cthey have been converting
on art toPics): .'Are You fond of msiolica,
Mrs. P.rvenu7' Mrs; Psrvenu (sho has
made several bad mistakes since her en-
trance into society, and Is on her guard):
"W Well-er-tt i depends entirely on how
it is cooked beacon.
Johnny (from ton)-Sister, never
purchase fruit from that Inant
Sister (with .iacrityJ-No, Johnny, 1
never will. But whyR
Johnny-Because he expectorates on his
apples TO make them luminous.-Weekly
Graphic.
Rev. Charles T. Steck lectures Thursday
evening. Subject, The Hero Recognized
and UnrecognIz-d. " Rev. Steck possesses
wonderful power as an orator and in the
lecture ABOVE named displays his forces in
an unusual and interesting way. Every
body should hear him.
A Apath-tic account of an organized meth
cd adopted by our soldiers, when iu the
fi-ld, for celebrating the return OF Christ
mas. will De given in the December numo5r
OF The American Magazine, by one vi the
survivors Of socie,y which held its last
meeting during the war.
A tramp, Michael O'Brine by name bru-
tally assaulted Aiss MoGrsgOr, at AlomOsA,
Col, last week one day, s,.d ior his assault
Was put to Jail. The next day a large crowd
OF cirizen ms forced the jail doors open and
took him out aud hung bin To the gate of
the stock yards near the town.
DR. Samuel \. Bear lectures, Wednesday
evening". subject, Educational Forces"
DR.. Bear has al enviabIe reputation as a
successful lecturer. He has the faculty of
engaging the strict attention OF all his
auditors and arouses an interest in his
subject that makes his talk impressive and
Instructive.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard Soft. or CalIoused Lumps and Biem-
ishes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
SpIints, Sweeny, Ring-bune, su1es,
Sprains. all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc.
Save $50 10y the use Of one bottle War
ranted. Sold by L. Banks X Co., Druggists,
AiliIntown Pa Oct 70 @, 0mo.
DIR. James Hed;ey lectures Friday even
f.r. Sunf.ct, ..Sunny side Of Life" DR..
Hedley happily combines the arts Of humor,
pathos and oratory in his unsurpIs> cd
lecture. s.Sunny Side" He will entertain
his audience better than any maa We have
ever I'D with US on th- platform in Juai-
alta County. His reputation as lecturer is
well te-erNcl AuI oAt t1s - ai1 W 'N---s
in having an opportunity to hear him.
Buv vour Christmas znd o,her goods al
home. The merchants among you are
heirs in every way 10 your community.
They help pay your taxes, and contribute To
a greater or less degree :" everything that
.zoes on - in the comm 4iJy, tuat Is worthy
Of support. Therefore buy from then first,
when they have TO sci! what you need OF
want.
| Mrs. George King, attended preaching
at Ebeueazer ". E. church in TuscaroTa
valley last Wednesday evening, and after
prenchiug went 20 the home of her SCI
cohn King. i mile from the church She
soon zickened after return, and rapidly
sank to uueousciousness and did 81
Thursday morning about O'Clock. sh'
was aged about 65 years.
From the Tyrone Times: John HGrner,
veteran hunter of Centre county, kiIleC
three deers ia the seven mountains regior
last week, aud william Jack shot two :
party of three hunters from BoSlsburg Kill
ed i've nu- deer and two immense bear
in three days hunting -Four hunters iron
Columbia county blgged three large buck
and doe in a two days hunt
Last Saturday evening, horse and bug
" were tied on bridge street by Foreman
hotel, when the horse by some means g
10 one of his forelegs over the hItching stra
aud thereby was thrown down, and coul
A. FFnh IL ned
= buggy was not damaged nor the horse II
jured, but the harness was torn. II
y horse aud buggy belong to Charles ThomI
sou, of Mexico.
b. The SNYDER County Tribune of the l
e iust., SAYS: A. W PJtter's horse which ~'
n stolen from his stable in this place On Il
, morning of the 20Jh ult., was seen I
Thanksgiving morning aOOu, . O'e,Ock, a. I
p by George +. Fisher OF this place and D.v
& Eoyer of Jackson Ip, crossing the Fusc
/ rora mountain leading into JLni-ta count
q They did not know of the thief, of the hor
until they reached Ickesburs where the
~, read one of the bill. that had been Sc
o.. out.
- The American Magazine for Decemb
. will b.. a Christmas number. Its leadi
n. article, by VIM. Il. IngersOu, will discu
the Peculi,riIes Of the accepted likeness
y Christ, and recount the legend OF IT'S orIsi
This likeness is trsceabge in the sacred
% OF all Christian nations iron ths bsginni
ln Of our era. Mr.. Ingersoll will more espec'
Is describe the endeavors Of Distinguish
a American painters and scuIPtors to rePr
all sent this nd sal. The article will be abuI
Iy antly illustrated.
10 From the Fulton Democrat s'The int
'e' lectuaI treat Of the weeS wss given by
James HedIey on W ednssdsy evening